Hello Daniel, Douglas, and Jacek,
The last version of test/runTests.py (and associated python modules) is
pushed on branch tickets/2014, some comment have been added to the
related 2014 ticket, and this one now needs to be reviewed.
(Even if it still need to be a bit rewritten on order to have a smart
code)
The tests run successfully for case01 small dataset, and also on an
inconsistent extract of PT1.1 of 20 MB.
Maybe the fully-automatic loading part of this full-python
procedure could be quite easily improved and used in order to
automatically load/configure distributed Qserv cluster ?
If you think this is interesting, I propose to first clean and refactor
the code, in order to have a data loading procedure easier to
understand.
Ticket is here.
https://dev.lsstcorp.org/trac/ticket/2014#comment:7
Source code is here :
https://dev.lsstcorp.org/cgit/LSST/DMS/qserv.git/tree/tests?h=tickets/2014
A quick an dirty user guide is in tests/readme.txt.
We'll be here on friday 15 if needed.
Thanks for your answer,
Fabrice
On 03/07/2013 06:21 PM, Jacek Becla wrote:
[log in to unmask]" type="cite">Emmanuel
do you think we have to switch to use qms
in our tests ? Maybe we could integrate it
later and validate our ticket as it
is for the moment ?
Note that qserv system will not take any advantage of
the new metadata system just yet, e.g., even if we
produce the metadata, the qserv will not use it.
I'm working on integrating the new metadata into qserv,
should have it done in ~2 weeks. So, I'd say it'd be
good if you'd start modifying the install/loader
scripts and integrate with the new metadata, but
don't break the existing code until we are sure that
qserv can use the new metadata. I suspect it will take
you few weeks too, so do start the work in a separate
branch.
And sure, let's validate what you already have first!
I will look into it as soon as I find some time, hopefully
tomorrow.
thanks,
Jacek
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